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| Tucson Police: Triple homicide 'not a random act' The deaths of three people found in a West Side home Sunday evening has been ruled a triple homicide, an official said Monday |
| Court tosses FCC 'wardrobe malfunction' fine A federal appeals court on Monday threw out a $550,000 indecency fine against CBS Corp. for the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show that ended with Janet Jackson's breast-baring "wardrobe malfunction." |
| Tucson police radar van locations for Monday The city's police radar van is scheduled to snap photos of speeders at these locations Monday, according to the Tucson Police Department's Web site: |
| 'Dark Knight' sets weekend record with $155.34M Batman has sent Spidey packing as king of Hollywood's box-office superheroes. |
| Food factory to close in Deming A factory that freezes and packs food in Deming will be closing, affecting about 130 employees. |
| Elderly Scottsdale woman killed in apartment An 83-year-old Scottsdale woman was stabbed to death Sunday, and her 40-year-old neighbor is in custody. |
| Monsoon has eased Arizona's blaze risk Arizona could escape the summer relatively unscarred by fire, thanks to a wet monsoon season. |
| Game and Fish is harsh in Rosemont opposition Hello, Rosemont Mine, goodbye wildlife in the northern Santa Rita Mountains. |
| Academic tradition falters at Catalina Ally Tanzillo wouldn't strike you as a problem for the Tucson Unified School District. |
| Street signs sparkle in solar pilot program A few street signs in Tucson now boast a popular ecological tag: solar powered. |
| Help rolls in for needy family in Catalina Their church paid their rent, electric and education bills. |
| Child-care provider runs afoul of food-service law Filomena Brooks, the owner of a child-care center, never imagined that serving children sliced fruit and beverages from drink mixes could earn her a slap on the wrist from the state. |
| Road Runner by Andrea Kelly : Roadside auto sales often illegal, can be risky It's costly to fill up the tank of a car that doesn't get good gas mileage — the kind that takes so many gallons, the price gives you a heart attack at the pump and you're there refueling at least once a week. |
| Neighbors briefs downtown |
| Retail center a collaborative effort An upcoming gathering of three Central neighborhoods and an out-of-town developer will continue years of communication and understanding, despite a separation of thousands of miles. |
| Boy finds 3 dead in W. Side home A boy found the bodies of three family members in his West Side home Sunday night, officials said. |
| Search continues for motorist swept away in flooding Several law-enforcement agencies are searching for a man who was carried into a drainage tunnel north of Downtown after driving into a wash Saturday night. |
| Winner's backyard will go from ridiculous to sublime Psssst, hey you. Yeah, you. Is your backyard ugly? We mean, really, really ugly. It's OK to admit it. In fact, it's to your advantage if you admit it, because there's this contest, see, and you could win a yard makeover worth up to $30,000. |
| Hey there, lead-foot: Radar van will getcha The city's police radar van is scheduled to snap photos of speeders at these locations Monday, according to the Tucson Police Department's Web site: |
| Tucson Time Capsule : It's July — gimme shelter |
| Plane crashes near Benson, killing the pilot A small plane crashed near Benson Municipal Airport Friday, killing the pilot. |
| 2 kids flown by copter to hospital after back-to-back I-10 rollovers Two children were flown to a hospital with injuries after a rollover crash on westbound Interstate 10 on Sunday afternoon, a witness said. |
| Boy, 11, critical but stable after shooting A 11-year-old boy who was accidentally shot while playing at a friend's home was listed on Sunday in critical but stable condition. |
| 3 involved in Foothills bank heist are sought The victim: US Bank branch, employees and customers. |
| Wet monsoon may dampen fire season PHOENIX — Arizona could escape the summer relatively unscarred by fire, thanks to a wet monsoon season. |
| 911 service on towers at border could save lives Allowing 911 service for cell phones on the surveillance towers planned for Arizona's border could save lives and enhance border security. |
| Obama to see Iraqi leader receptive to a timetable BAGHDAD — Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama's visit to Iraq for talks with commanders of a war he long opposed follows the prime minister's apparent endorsement of his troop-withdrawal plan and a shift by the White House away from refusing to discuss that option. |
| McCain, ex-rival Giuliani see Yankees play the A's in House That Ruth Built NEW YORK — With Democrat Barack Obama on the other side of the planet, Republican presidential candidate John McCain stayed closer to home Sunday, visiting Yankee Stadium with former Mayor Rudy Giuliani. |
| Gas prices putting the hurt on home health-care workers ALBANY, N.Y. — Stethoscope? Check. Bandages and medications? Check. Money for fuel? Uh-oh. |
| Hunger plagues Haiti as food sits in port DESCHAPELLES, Haiti — Every inch of Rivilade Filsame's body hurt, from his swollen, empty stomach to his dried-out, wrinkled skin. The 18-month-old had been crying for so long in the hospital malnutrition ward that his mother no longer tried to console him. |
| My opinion David Brooks : McCain, take lesson from T. Roosevelt We're entering an era of epic legislation. There are at least five large problems that will compel the federal government to act in gigantic ways over the next few years. |
| Bonnie Henry: What a colorful life She's waited tables in cafes and nightclubs, owned a chicken ranch and a reflexology business. |
| Whitesell's two solo home runs not enough vs. Tacoma's power The Tacoma Rainiers had four players homer Sunday afternoon in a 10-6 victory over the Tucson Sidewinders at Cheney Stadium. |
| Harrington enters golf royalty SOUTHPORT, England — Padraig Harrington enjoys few moments more than walking the 18th fairway of a century-old links course, especially with a four-shot lead in the British Open and the engraver putting the final touches on the oldest trophy in golf. |
| Johnson's run of three birdies leads to first PGA Tour victory MILWAUKEE — Richard S. Johnson birdied three of his last four holes to shoot a 6-under-par 64 Sunday and win the U.S. Bank Championship for his first PGA Tour victory. |
| Lyon turns to lamb as L.A. pounces for 5 runs in 9th PHOENIX — Closer Brandon Lyon said the stinging loss felt like a "dagger." |
| NL-best Cubs at Chase PHOENIX — The Chicago Cubs are coming. |
| Yankees stay as hot as N.Y. weather thanks to sizzling outing by Pettitte NEW YORK — Derek Jeter didn't know what happened. Mariano Rivera appeared just as lost. And if Ryan Sweeney had any idea, Oakland might have won. |
| Around the NL ● Cardinals 9, Padres 5: In St. Louis, Aaron Miles' grand slam in the ninth inning, the first game-ending hit of his career, helped St. Louis recover from another blown save by Jason Isringhausen to wrap up a four-game sweep of San Diego. |
| NL inside pitch • The Giants traded second baseman Ray Durham to the Brewers for two minor leaguers after the teams played Sunday. Durham was in a Giants uniform for the series finale against Milwaukee, but appeared prepared to leave town with the Brewers for St. Louis afterward. The 36-year-old Durham, in his sixth season with San Francisco and the final year of a two-year contract, had to approve the deal. The Giants received left-hander Steve Hammond and outfielder Darren Ford for the second baseman. |
| What you missed • The rats at Angel Stadium seem to be under control. A year ago, an investigation by The Orange County Register revealed more than 100 vermin-related violations at the ballpark from 2005 to 2007. Now it's been 11 months since inspectors last issued a major vermin violation. Since January, the stadium's food stands have racked up 152 health code violations, compared to more than 400 violations last year. |
| AL inside pitch • Tigers ace Justin Verlander has made eight straight starts in which he has allowed two earned runs or fewer. That's the second-longest such streak by an American League pitcher this season, according to Baseball-Reference.com and Retrosheet.org. The longest is the current 11-gamer of Oakland's Justin Duchscherer. After starting the year 2-9, Verlander's record now stands at 8-9. |
| Around the AL ● Angels 5, Red Sox 3: In Anaheim, Calif., Casey Kotchman hit a two-run double to cap a three-run rally in the eighth inning as the Los Angeles Angels won their fifth straight game. With another late comeback, the Angels completed their first three-game sweep of Boston in seven years. |
| New leader enjoys view from Alps while it lasts PRATO NEVOSO, Italy — Frank Schleck of Luxembourg likes to attack. He also likes the look of his yellow jersey. |
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| Live Theatre says 'I Do!' to first musical Live Theatre Workshop celebrates two firsts this month — the directorial debut of Tucsonan Missie Scheffman and the intimate theater's first main-stage musical production. |
| Parents, if adult kids move in, have a plan SANTA ANA, Calif. — "Mom and Dad, I'm home" used to be joyous words for parents as their kids returned for a visit. |
| Community calendar Today |
| Bridge : Famous hand Partscore contracts are not usually as dramatic as games or slams, but they provide at least as many opportunities for skillful play. Here is well-defended hand played between Los Angeles and New York. |
| Horoscope If your birthday is today: Learn not to react to immediate situations, as upsetting as they might be to your year. Others surround you; your popularity grows. |
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